The type of cuts matter.

You still bleed.

You still feel pain.

You still heal.

The outcome of cuts is the same — far from ideal.

But the types of cuts matter.

A sharp cut brings quick pain, but healing starts immediately on a clean wound, leaving a smoother scar.

A blunt cut prolongs pain.

As soon as healing starts, another blow falls, forcing the process to restart repeatedly. New tissue builds atop layers of old, resulting in a rougher scar.

The type of cuts matter.